The Saudi Ministry of Culture is putting on quite the show in Osaka this week — a four-day celebration that wraps history, hospitality, and heritage...
Israeli Legal Scholar Calls Gaza Evacuation a ‘Manifest War Crime’ Amid ICJ Scrutiny
Key figure in Israel's own ICJ defense denounces latest Gaza operation as unlawful population transfer A prominent Israeli legal scholar who previously defended his country...
Donkey Bones Tell Surprising Tale of Canaanite-Egyptian Ties 4,700 Years Ago
A stash of donkey skeletons buried beneath ancient homes in central Israel is rewriting what we thought we knew about the Bronze Age—and it's wilder...
Trump and Netanyahu Hold Surprise Second Meeting as Gaza Ceasefire Hopes Rise
Trump and Netanyahu Hold Surprise Second Meeting as Gaza Ceasefire Hopes Rise A quiet but significant hour-long meeting between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu...
Egypt’s 15-Year Verdict for Truck Driver Sparks National Outcry Over Road Safety
An Egyptian court’s ruling this week in a deadly road crash case has put the country’s battered transportation system in the spotlight once again. With...
Tel Aviv Man Accused of Spying for Iran, Filming Military Bases and Officials’ Homes
A 27-year-old man from Tel Aviv is at the center of an alarming espionage case, after Israeli authorities say he conducted surveillance assignments on behalf...
All the Best, Brother”: Jordan James Sends Love as Kyogo Furuhashi Joins Birmingham City
As Birmingham City fans toast the club's latest signing in Japanese forward Kyogo Furuhashi, one familiar name from the past has popped up with a...
Israeli Fighter Jets Hit Three Yemeni Ports, Power Plant After Fresh Houthi Missile Launches
Israel said it launched overnight airstrikes on four Houthi-controlled sites in Yemen, including ports on the Red Sea and a key power station, marking the...
King Tut’s Glow Returns: Egyptian Conservators Breathe New Life Into Ancient Treasures
A quiet revival is unfolding in Cairo, where some of the world’s most iconic antiquities are being carefully coaxed back to life, one delicate brushstroke...
Middle East’s Digital Identity Boom Gains Speed as Gulf Nations Push New Mandates
The region’s rapid tech upgrades are sparking a flurry of partnerships and investments, with biometrics and soft tokens taking center stage. As the Middle East...
Secret Land Deal Leaves Jerusalem Homeowners Fuming Over Future of Their Homes
A potential real estate agreement between Israel’s Jewish National Fund and a U.S. developer is rattling hundreds of families in some of Jerusalem’s most affluent...
5,000-Year-Old Egyptian Genome Rewrites Early Human History Links
Scientists have sequenced the oldest and most complete human genome from ancient Egypt, unlocking clues to the roots of civilization in Africa and the Middle...
Dust Storms, Searing Heat Grip Saudi Arabia Ahead of Weekend
Riyadh, Eastern Region brace for punishing winds and visibility drops as health officials warn vulnerable groups to stay indoors Saudi Arabia is in for a...
Trump Says Israel Accepts 60-Day Gaza Ceasefire Terms, but Hamas Silence Casts Doubt
Israel has signaled its readiness to agree to a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza, according to former U.S. President Donald Trump, raising hopes—but not guarantees—of a...
Cairo Meeting Signals Deeper Oman-Egypt Alliance Amid Middle East Tensions
With the region still shaken by war, Cairo hosts quiet but pivotal diplomacy between two long-time Arab partners Behind closed doors in Cairo this week,...
Gaza’s Hospitals Reduced to Rubble as War Turns Healing into Horror
Once Places of Care, Now Symbols of Collapse Hospitals are supposed to be places of refuge, not scenes of destruction. But in Gaza, that's no...